Early Life & Awakening

I’ve always been a bit different. Even as a young girl, I felt deeply out of sync with the world around me, a free spirit and conscious wanderer who questioned systems, rules, institutions, and societal norms.

Like many of us, I eventually got lost in the noise of the world. I followed the prescribed path toward success. I earned a a terminal degree, practiced law for a decade, got married, and created financial stability. From the outside, my life looked complete. Inside, I was not well.

This was not my path, not my destiny, not my charism.

My wake-up call came unexpectedly. One of my Labrador Retrievers had five seizures in the middle of the night. In that moment, I had a profound mystical expereince, and I knew the stress I carried was harming not only me but those I loved most. Something had to change.

 The Journey & Wisdom

So, I left corporate law and began wandering again. I practiced yoga in Costa Rica, hiked in Argentina, and wrote in Italy. I snorkeled in Trinidad, wandered ancient sites in the UK, prayed and cooked with award-winning indigenous chefs, and built a sweat lodge with shamans in Santa Fe. I splashed in the waves in San Diego and zip-lined through the rainforest and and swam with whales in Maui. I  began listening more closely to the quiet voice within. I stopped living from my head and started trusting my gut and following my heart.

Along the way, I began remembering who I had always been. How I sensed and moved energy. How I listened deeply. How naturally I conneted with animals and the unseen world. I studied across spiritual traditions, mysticism, indigenous wisdom, philosophy, and ancient healing technologies. I was not searching for answers. I was searching for truth.

Meeting Grief

Grief lives here, where illusions disappear and we meet truth. It enters our lives not only through death but through change and transition. It arrives when identities fall away, when certainty dissolves, when the world no longer looks the way it once did. To walk inward is to meet grief. To meet grief is to meet life as it truly is, in all its glory and gore.

My Work

Since leaving corporate in 2016, I've devoted myself to this inner journey, both my own and those I walk alongside. What began as personal unraveling became a lifelong devotion to listening deeply, tending the soul, and honoring the wisdom that emerges when we slow down enough to hear the deepest parts of oursleves that are trying to get our attention.

My work has been shaped not only by spiritual practice and intuitive insight, but by grief itself and the quiet truths it reveals. I do not see grief as something to be fixed or overcome. I understand it as a sacred passage, asking for presence, tenderness, and time.

Today, my work centers on grief-informed soul direction and compassionate companionship. I walk with individuals and communities through loss, change, and profound transition. I hold space for sorrow, remembrance, integration, and the emergence of new ways of being. This work includes private soul direction, intimate retreats, and communal gatherings. In these spaces, grief is welcomed as a teacher rather than something to be hidden or rushed through.

An Invitation

If you find yourself at a threshold, feeling tender or uncertain, or quietly called toward something deeper, you are welcome here. You might feel drawn to join The Grieving Space (a free, inclusive community gathering), explore private soul direction, or join us for a retreat. However you arrive, I am here to walk with you through life’s deepest passages.